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THE MODERN JUVENILE COURT - A GUIDE FOR MAGISTRATES, SOCIAL

01 January 1991

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THE MODERN JUVENILE COURT - A GUIDE FOR MAGISTRATES, SOCIAL
WORKERS, POLICE AND OTHERS
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SHAW AND SONS, 1975 179PP
(343-121.5)
J A F WATSON P M AUSTIN

DESCRIBES THE CONSTITUTION AND JURISDICTION OF
JUVENILE COURTS AND DISCUSSES THE NATURE, ROLE AND
FUNCTIONS OF THE IDEAL JUVENILE COURT MAGISTRATE.ALSO
CONSIDERS THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SOCIAL
WORKER IN SUCH COURTS AND THE ROLE OF THE POLICE.
CONCLUDES WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AMENDING THE
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSON ACT 1969 .

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